Murnau devised images that carried the full burden of the drama.
The geographic and ethnic clustering of CHB and HCC in Sydney's south-west provided an opportunity to devise a targeted public health intervention addressing the burden of disease associated with CHB in the area.
With the growing financial burden of chronic wound management in clinics and hospitals, it is high time to devise wireless wound monitoring devices to be placed within wound dressing for continuously sensing the wound milieu.
Euro zone authorities are working flat out with banks and insurers to devise a scheme under which private bondholders can share the burden of further funding for Greece without prompting credit ratings agencies to declare a selective default.
"Given the burden of private school placement, it makes good sense to require parents to try to devise a satisfactory alternative within the public schools".
PLYMOUTH, N.H., Oct. 11 — The Democratic presidential candidates jostled for attention on the education front on Thursday, laying out proposals devised to appeal squarely to middle-class voters by easing the burden of paying for a college education.
To achieve this, the World Health Organization and GAVI's PneumoADIP are working through a Global Serotype Project (GSP) to estimate the burden of serotype-specific pneumococcal disease, by region, sub-region or country, and finally to devise an appropriate target product profile.
That's the view of academic Jean Yang, who holds a PhD from MIT and has been conducting research around data privacy for several years – including devising her own programming language, called Jeeves, which centralizes how privacy policies are handled in order to take the burden of correct enforcement off the shoulders of individual programmers.
This motivates the need to devise complex integration tasks, which are usually performed using schema mappings; generating them automatically is appealing to relieve users from the burden of handcrafting them.
§ 305.33 Burden of presentation; burden of persuasion.
